Telling the Story of Laundry Love
This past fall, students from Kapaa Middle School, including All Saints' Raiden Kurisu, created a short documentary film on Laundry Love Kauai. Their feature was selected to air on Hiki Nō.
Hiki Nō (which is the Hawaiian phrase for "Can Do") is a PBS Hawaii Learning Initiative that mentors middle and high schoolers from public, charter, and private schools throughout the state of Hawaii as they create PBS-quality video stories about themselves and their communities. Stories that meet PBS standards are compiled into a weekly half-hour program that airs statewide on PBS Hawaii and worldwide on pbshawaii.org.
To view the feature on Laundry Love, click on the video link above or here. Also, check out the postscript feature on Hiki Nō which gives a behind-the-scenes look at Raiden and classmates producing their feature. To view the behind-the-scenes piece, click here.
This past fall, students from Kapaa Middle School, including All Saints' Raiden Kurisu, created a short documentary film on Laundry Love Kauai. Their feature was selected to air on Hiki Nō.
Hiki Nō (which is the Hawaiian phrase for "Can Do") is a PBS Hawaii Learning Initiative that mentors middle and high schoolers from public, charter, and private schools throughout the state of Hawaii as they create PBS-quality video stories about themselves and their communities. Stories that meet PBS standards are compiled into a weekly half-hour program that airs statewide on PBS Hawaii and worldwide on pbshawaii.org.
To view the feature on Laundry Love, click on the video link above or here. Also, check out the postscript feature on Hiki Nō which gives a behind-the-scenes look at Raiden and classmates producing their feature. To view the behind-the-scenes piece, click here.
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